TheLINE

Contracted Nose
Stem Cell Treatment

Softening stiffened tissue
for a better revision surgery environment

SVF Nose Tissue Recovery

SVF
Contracted Nose Treatment

A contracted nose occurs when inflammation develops around the implant after rhinoplasty, or when excessive scar tissue forms around the operated area, leaving the nose looking distorted. This is an injection treatment that uses SVF to soften the tissue and create a better environment for revision surgery.

SVF Nose Contracture

A contracted nose needs tissue recovery before revision surgery

Tissue stiffened by inflammation and scarring is softened with SVF.

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What causes a contracted nose?

When inflammation develops around the implant after rhinoplasty, or when scar tissue forms excessively around the operated tissue, contracture appears and the nose looks distorted.
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What is SVF contracted nose treatment?

TheLINE SVF contracted nose treatment is an injection treatment in which SVF obtained from fat is injected into the nose and the surrounding tissue to soften stiffened tissue and support blood circulation.
03
Why is SVF needed before revision surgery?

Operating while the tissue is still stiff tends to repeat the same problem. Restoring the tissue first widens the range of what can be done during revision surgery.
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What makes TheLINE SVF different?

TheLINE has worked exclusively with fat and SVF for 19 years since 2007, and uses highly concentrated SVF processed at its own SVF research institute.

Recommendation Target

SVF contracted nose treatment is recommended for

If you are preparing for nose revision surgery and are concerned about your tissue condition, take a look.

Inflammation around the nose

Cases where inflammation remains in the operated nose or the area around it.

Distortion and contracture

Cases where the nose is twisted or severely contracted as a side effect of nose surgery.

Revision satisfaction

Cases where you want the next revision surgery to be the last one and hope for a better result.

Why Nose Revision Fails

There is a reason nose revisions keep falling short

Repeating surgery while leaving the tissue untreated repeats the same problem.

TISSUE NORMALIZATION

Normalizing tissue and cells comes first

Only when the tissue and cells of the nose and its surroundings are normalized and blood circulation flows well before revision surgery can that surgery become the last one.
PRE-OP SVF CARE

Pre-operative SVF care

For an effective revision, SVF care before surgery is recommended. The softer the stiffened tissue becomes, the wider the range of what can be done during revision surgery.
POST-OP SVF CARE

SVF care after surgery as well

Once an implant is inserted, further inflammation or contracture can occur. Continuing SVF care after revision surgery helps reduce the risk of additional deformity or inflammation.